Observations of ionospheric electron content using a geostationary satellite.
Ionospheric electron density variation from Syncom III transmission
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Ionospheric electron density variation from Syncom III transmission
Ionospheric electron production rate for overhead Sun from Syncom III
Ionospheric electron density and body potential measurements by cylindrical Langmuir probe
Identification of regions between 65 and 120 km by different loss mechanisms - study of lower ionosphere at solar minimum based on measurements by Nike-Apache rockets
Ionospheric soundings from ship launch platform
Ionospheric electron temperature and density measurements by rocket launched Langmuir probes
IQSY rocket measurements in C, D, and E layers of ionosphere - electron density, collision frequency, molecular oxygen density, and ionization
Direct current, ionospheric rocket sounding probe - theoretical determinations of ion temperature and density, electron temperature, and vehicle potential
Ionosphere as dissipative medium in which random thermal motions of charged particles act as thermal radiation source
Transit IVA satellite and ionosonde differential Doppler data for mid-latitude ionosphere total electron content and equivalent slab thickness
Faraday rotation effect on satellite signals used to determine ionospheric electron content at midlatitudes during quiet sun conditions
Ionospheric sounding using ion trap and mass spectrometer
Electron density, positive ion current, solar ultraviolet radiation, and electron temperature measurements of ionospheric D and E regions
Ionospheric parameter calculations using single polynomial analysis to determine variation of electron density with height
Ionospheric electron density during declining phase of sunspot cycle by Faraday effect observations
Equatorial ionospheric D layer formation, ion and electron densities, and D layer chemistry
Ionospheric simulation through direct and alternate current gas discharges in larger volumes
Computed times of sunrise and sunset in ionosphere including Fortran computer program for calculations